Sentence examples for apparent ideology from inspiring English sources

Adam Bonica, a political scientist at Stanford, has developed estimates of candidate ideology dating back to 1980 based on the apparent ideology of a candidate's donors.

They also asked about participants' political ideologies.Dr Petersen and Dr Sznycer found that, regardless of country of origin or apparent ideology, strong men argued for their self interest: the poor for redistribution, the rich against it.

"[We have] no doubt the suspects [had] some apparent ideology along the lines of militia and white supremacists," McMahill added.

It said the government should not support science education programs that "include concepts that are derived from ideology," an apparent reference to creationism and its ideological cousin, intelligent design.

Koolhaas was known for taking design inspiration from the cultural life of the cities where his buildings were constructed, and the influence of this ideology became apparent in Baan's photography.

Mair's apparent adherence to extremist ideology has also stoked the debate about how the media classifies so-called "lone wolf" attackers.

Perhaps ironically, Popper was himself a teenage Marxist, attracted by the apparent explanatory power of the ideology.

But he'd already begun the process of sacking or moving on four of the country's finest public servants – with ideology the only apparent motive.

But as the failure of the communist system proved to be an apparent reality, anti-North Korea ideology replaced the Cold War anticommunism since then.

That is not yet, and probably won't ever be, enough to overthrow the entire Hartz concept, but the conflict with the "pressure to work" ideology is growing more apparent.

While some might link this apparent rejection of "decadence" to Nazi ideology, the symphony can be heard as an aesthetic manifesto, a call for a return to lost musical values.